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@@madmaster3d haha thank you for watching! 😁🙏🏼

It's figure drawing though 😅

@@hurstcifer7286 but tilted is GESTURE

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@@didierkazeneza3689 thank you! I’m using canson sketchbook with cartridge paper.

@@thatbookgurl_2 Hi! 😊 I don’t draw animals as much as I draw human figures. But it’s using the same constructional forms idea, that you can construct anything based on boxes, spheres and cylinders. I recommend Joe Weatherly Animal Drawing book!

@@Kkdrawsomething , Thanks for responding. I have to check out this book. In this meantime, have you any tips of stylization of human firgures?

@@thatbookgurl_2 I would memorise the generic proportions of the human figure first and learn the anatomy landmark. Then I would try to play around with the exaggeration of proportion, for example try drawing a figure with 3 heads high upper body with 2 heads high lower body, instead of the generic 4/ 4 upper lower ratio. Also, look at different stylized character designs and see how we can learn from it too.

Thank you for the kind words! Hope you enjoy these drawing practices

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@@cntieng6372 😆Not at all, still learning! But thank you for the kind words! 🙏🏼✨

@@JoJo-yw6ew You can try practice drawing a full page of boxes and cylinders first as warm ups, before you start the figure drawing. Keep going! ⚡️✨🙏🏼

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I'm still learning also, 😄I used to do a lot of drawing studies from Loomis, Hogarth and Bridgman, drawing them over and over again, so I can memorized them and draw them from scratch. If you can do that over a span of a few months intensively, you will definitely see improvement! 💯

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Thank you! I'm using a flat brush with default setting, the default round hard brush in PS works too. 🙂

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@@clintthorpe9052 Yay! Glad that it helps, good luck and keep drawing! ✍🏼 ✨👏🏼

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@@rudogs_2.050 Hi, I’m using Tombow mechanical pencil 0.3 here, with 2B leads.

Hi, Im using Prismacolor Col-Erase pencil here :)

omg lol thank you so much for the encouragement! And thanks for checking back in! I will try to keep this channel updated. Keep drawing!

@@Kkdrawsomething you're most welcome!

Yup good question, I have a figure proportion video coming up in 2 weeks time, which has information on some basic anatomy. Once you have memorized the anatomy landmark and proportion, its much easier to place the head, arms etc.

lol I kinda visualize a bending or twisting sponge in my head as I draw. If its hard to visualize this, you can try to draw 2 opposing angles boxes first, then connect them together. The corners are much easier to spot. Like these kind of exercises - czcams.com/video/LzWfjaj327I/video.html

@@Kkdrawsomething Thank you very much! I like the idea of sponge, I"ll try it💙🧡

@Kosin-zs9il That’s also a good start to draw from reference! Once you have enough visual library in your head, that makes imaginary drawing a lot easier. It’s hard to create something out of nothing. Once you have “input” all these drawing practices (could be from reference and that’s ok) in your memory, you will find imaginative drawing a lot more fun and intuitive.

@@maxenedevera4349 thank you for the kind comment! ⭐️💫✨👏🏼

Thank you for the suggestion! Yes, I have a proportion video coming up, and once you have memorized the proportion by heart, it is much easier to "measure" and "construct" at the same time. Keep Going! 😸

@@Kkdrawsomething thank you! I'll wait for your next videos. For early/beginner, how to get used to using head as measurement? Did you use stencil circle each time you draw ? If I eyeball the head measurement, I keep drawing the next head measurement (for body and leg reference) bigger (not consistent with first head measurement) 😭

@@michas4740 Yes 😄 stencil circle if you need to. Or just use your non drawing hand thumb and index finger to measure it across the page as you draw the pose. For example the waist is around the third heads high, so you can drag across that measurement 3 times with your fingers to gauge where the waist ends. 👍🏼

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Hi, that depends on what is your art goal? You can try practice drawing solid Boxes, Cylinders, Cones, Spheres of various rotation with clean lines, then try to combine or subtract these forms together. These kind of exercises makes it easier to visualize any forms when you draw.

​​@@Kkdrawsomething Ah, I see. I was actually planning on learning perspective first since I'm very *very* weak at it, but I was a bit unsure since I felt as if I needed to learn a certain fundamental so learning the next one would be easier. But it seems like there's no order, haha, thanks and for the tip too!

Thank you! The Chest + Hip boxes share the same Horizon Line, but they could be on different Vanishing Points if its a twisting pose.